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Go for it! World Tour with new hunters from 196 countries around the world!
The stage for this tour is France's art site.
Ta-da!
This is the Louvre Museum.
The world's most famous artist, the Louvre Museum, is visited by 8 million people every year.
It's my first time entering the Louvre, so let's go and see what it's like inside.
If you're not interested in art, you shouldn't miss this.
The Louvre's masterpiece report.
We're inside the Louvre Museum.
The number of people is quite large.
It's a rush of people all of a sudden.
That's right. The density of art works in the Louvre.
From prehistoric times to medieval times,
terrifyingly valuable works of art are lined up everywhere.
The number of works on display is 38,000.
If you look at it properly, it will take you a week to see all of it.
Not only are there paintings and sculptures on display.
Isn't this room really shiny and beautiful?
This is the room that Napoleon III of England used.
That's right. That's the famous Napoleon's eldest son, Napoleon III.
This is the room he used to invite guests.
When the Meiji Era began in Japan, this is what France was like.
What's so special about this room?
This is French government official guide Nakajima.
This chair is interesting. It's for three people.
It's not used.
It's used in France as a monument.
It's said that it was used by aristocrats and politicians to tell secrets.
The design is very innovative.
It goes all the way to the end.
It looks very good.
It's beautiful.
Look at this. Ta-da!
It's a shock-tackle.
It looks like this long cable and the number of these chairs that will surprise you.
If you go for a walk for 50 laps, you can get a little heart here.
Now, the first masterpiece that I want you to absolutely love in Louisville is...
Ta-da!
It is the most famous sculpture in the world.
It is a samotra-style nike.
After all it is cool.
And this way of putting it in Louisville is the best.
It comes in and at the entrance it pops like this.
The samotra-style nike is a sculpture of nike, a goddess of victory found on the samotra island more than 150 years ago.
What is so great about this sculpture?
Well, there were a lot of straight-up nike sculptures like Japanese national history sculptures in the past.
That sculpture won an award.
This is a very famous sculpture.
It is a nike myronobinus.
A Greek sculpture made in the same era as nike, a myronobinus.
A farmer on the island of Myros, on the island of Yege, dug up this myronobinus while he was farming.
In fact, the myronobinus' body has a balance from the feet to the navel and from the navel to the head, and it is a golden skin.
In addition, what was the shape of the deceased arm?
Many people became absorbed in that research.
Maybe he had an apple in his hand.
No, no, maybe he had a shield.
Maybe he was leaning against a pillar.
It gives people infinite imagination.
What kind of pose was Nakajima-san?
It was like this.
Oh, I see.
And this is here.
I see, I see.
You can clearly see that it's different.
This is here.
No, no, that's bubu, probably.
Next is Louis Vuitton.
Speaking of art museums, this work of art.
Here it is.
Thank you very much.
It's not an exaggeration to say that it's the most famous building in the world.
It's Mona Lisa.
After all, it's amazing, the real thing.
Also, this complete defense system that protects Mona Lisa.
It's amazing.
This work of art was borrowed from Louis Vuitton only three times in the past.
One of them was in Japan many years ago.
However, the Mona Lisa depicted on the poplar board is vulnerable to environmental change.
It is unlikely to be borrowed again in the future.
If it's not in Louis Vuitton, you can never see it.
It's an unspeakable masterpiece.
To be honest, until you see the real thing, it's a little like Yoshiko from "Hang in there, Louie".
But it wasn't Yoshiko at all.
The aura is completely different, really.
By the way, how much do you think this Mona Lisa is worth?
Well, of course, you can't sell or buy Mona Lisa paintings at auctions.
By the way, this painting by da Vinci was put up for auction last year.
It was sold for 510 million yen.
If it's Mona Lisa, it's not even one trillion yen.
It's like 500 million yen.
That's it, really.
And Louis Vuitton has another famous Mona Lisa.
Ta-da!
This woman.
This is a work called "Grande Odalisque" by 19th century painter Engel.
This is...
However, when this work was released, it was a big hit that "her back is too long and her arms are like rubber".
Just in this era, a thing called "photos" was invented.
The number of painters decreased at once.
And the painters were in trouble.
And Engel was also in trouble.
So, he decided to do something that can only be done by painting.
In order to differentiate between photos and paintings...
He must have painted something like this, right?
And now, let me introduce you to France's strange culture!
First of all, here it is! Ta-dah!
French people don't wash their hair every day!
Yes, even for women in France!
About three times a week, right?
Asians do it about once every two days.
Don't you wash your hair every day?
If you wash your hair every day, your hair will become dry!
Japanese people wash their hair every day!
If you wash your hair every day, you should definitely stop!
Stop it! Stop it! Stop it for sure!
Even so, I'm not jealous of your hair.
And now, here it is! Ta-dah!
French people call McDonald's "honyarara".
By the way, in Japan, if it's a dream, we call it "mac", right?
But how is it translated in the world?
By the way, in America, it's "mickidiz".
In Italy, it's "mick".
In Holland, it's "the mac".
In Australia, it's "mackas".
In Finland, it's "mackazee".
In Sweden, it's "donken".
I don't know anymore. It's completely different. Why is it "donken"?
So, how is it translated in France?
Mr. Kurosawa, please answer!
"Macdonald".
"Macdonald"!
How do you translate McDonald's?
"Macdonald"!
French people also say "macdonald".
So, it's similar or almost the same.
French people just speak as usual and it will be translated.
Next!
Today's artist is introduced.
The photographer, Mr. Lukas, is handling it.
I use that frame to take horror photos.
I use this frame with cloth on it.
I know it! It's "stocking", isn't it?
He puts his face and hands on this canvas.
By putting his face and hands on this canvas, he says it will become a horror movie.
Then, let's try "stocking" together!
Summer "ghost infection test"
Let's do it!
I hope I can get a top in "ghost infection test".
First of all, the coordinator who is well-known for being able to work, Paola.
Yes, please!
Paola!
As expected of Paola, she is able to work.
You are too strong!
Next up is the cameraman, Sawa Iwa.
However, since Japanese people have a flat face,
when compared to Westerners, it's no doubt "stocking".
However, there is an unexpected "stocking"
You are too strong!
AP Takahashi is able to see the true face of Japanese people.
You look like Jion.
You are too strong!
Will Sawa Iwa be scared of this?
You are too strong!
You can't do it like that.
You said "stocking".
No, it's not like that.
I'm done with this.
My heart broke.
Next up is an artistic performance.
It is this.
It's difficult.
The performance has just begun.
This is a performance called "silk wheel" performed using an iron detector.
It's amazing.
I like it.
Just like figure skating,
these sports compete for artistic quality.
The competition is held all over the world.
The rope is easily untied, but you can hold it for more than five minutes.
Beautiful!
Amazing!
Bravo! Wonderful!
Are you ready?
Can I hold it?
Wow! It's heavy!
It's very heavy!
It's unbelievably heavy! It's heavy!
The weight of this wheel is 16 kilograms.
It's really heavy!
Imoto is trying her best to make it work.
As a result, she practiced for four hours, but her performance was...
Huh?
Oh, well...
But...
That's it.
That's it!
I know! I know!
Imoto-san, it's hard!
Will this person think of a similar choice for me?
Then, let's see Imoto's art performance.
Huh? She's holding a cloth.
It's like when you change clothes early in the morning.
It's like that.
This is Imoto's partner, artist Antoine-san.
Now, let's take a look at her art performance.
She's fast. She's fast.
Huh? She's fast. She's calm.
Go!
Along with her shouting, a ball appears from the frame.
Underneath it is a hair dryer.
Furthermore...
Imoto!
- And... - Ow, ow, ow!
- Okay! - Okay!
Let's see their ideas!
Yes, this is an art performance where they use the dryer's wind to make the ball fly.
But honestly, what is art?
It's a surprise for a Japanese TV show!
Don't move!
At last, they fly a balloon and...
Are you ready?
Don't move!
It's dangerous, so don't move!
What is it?
Why are you reacting like that?
You are art, Francine!
You are art of France!
The last one is a hot topic on social media!
An artistic challenge!
It's the "French bread challenge"!
What is it?
It's a game where you upload a picture of French bread in your daily life and post it on social media.
Are you stupid?
Let's go on a journey of France!
If you use French bread, it's a monoboke, right?
No, it's not like that.
Now, will they be able to show their determination?
Can we do it?
First of all...
Well, first of all...
Go there and...
Have you not eaten yet?
It was a dinner party!
Really?
It's not fun at all!
What is fun about that?
It's hell!
It doesn't matter if you're lying, so just laugh out loud!
Based on that, the second challenge!
Himiko!
So, just laugh!
It doesn't matter if you're lying!
It doesn't matter if you're lying, so just laugh!
Thank you, Paula!
As expected of you, Paula! You can do your job!
Now, let's take a look at the "France Pan Challenge" photo that you took!
This is good!
What is this?
This is good!
Is this OK?
This is good!
I'm not looking at you.
I'm looking at you.
That's why I'm not doing it.
I'm not doing it.
That's why I'm not doing it.
Was it a French heart tour?